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District Of Columbia. City Of Washington, IS:
j. A. RUFF, Cashier of the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
j. A RUFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and to before me this 18th day of
May. 1887. JOHN n WALKER Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
SAMUEL NORMENT,
JAMES L. BARBOUR,
HORATIO BROWNING, Directors,
b. CHARLTON,
1t w B. WEBR
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CHICAGO, May ls.-The president OF the sea-
mans Union in this city denies that a strike is
contemplated by the union men TO enforce their
demands for better pay, and declares that the
union would accomplish its end without resorting
TO such course He intimated. however, that q
boycott might be placed on shippers who send
their freight on vessels worked by non-unlon men.
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CAVALRY TO ENFORCE THE PRESIDENTS PRoCLA-
MAT1oN.-The President has approved an applica-
tion from the Secretary of the Interior to the War
Department for detail Of troop OF cavalry to be
stationed at Cheyenne, Wyo., to aid the civil au-
thor1ties In enforcing the proclamation Of the
main, and directing the removal Of such unlawful
fencing
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steve BrOdie, the New York newsboy who
jumped on the Brooklyn bridge, was advertised to
jump on the st. Louis bridge Monday, but was
prevented BY the pol1ca
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Charged with Murder in Menico.

ST. Louis, May 1S.-A special from the city OF
Mexico says: News comes from MaZatlan that two
Americans assasslnated Emnique Nassau. mana
ger OF the Hacienda Tomil. The Americans wers
placed under arrest and conducted under military
escort 10 the city, where they awaiting trial.
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Terrific Boiler Explosion.
THREE MEN FATALLY INJURED AND TWO OTHERS IN
BAD WAY.

A BAD WAY.
GAILIPoIIs, OHIO, May 1s.-A boiler at the saw
mill OF BetZ q Morrison exploded Yesterday wreck.
ing the mill and nlurtng five men, three fatally.
James Salgue. fireman, had "A leg broken and is
terribly Scalded but may live; Jas. Valentine,
scalded nearly all over, and there is scarcely a
hope for him; Jno Dray, leg crushed and scalded
from head TO foot; Jesse Stone, bad cuts and
bruises on head, but condition hopeful. Chas
Brown, a one-armed soldier with a wife and fiye
children, lately from Maiden, W. Va, happened In
the mill at the time OF the accident and had his
brains blown out.
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THE FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
President Grevy Consulting Regarding
the Retention Of Gen. fBoulanger.

PARIS, May lS.-President GreVy VIII to-day con.
suit with the presidents OF the chamber OF depu-
ties and senate relative to the formation of a new
cabinet, and TO the adyiSability OF retaining
Gen. Boulanger as minister OF war.
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Desperate Struggle with Burg'arS.
A wATCHMAN CAPTURES ONE AND BADLY WOUNDS
ANOTHER.

CHICAGO, May 1S-In a struggle with four
thieves, who were caught burglariAing scheneman
Co. Spack1ng-houSe, at 10th and IIalstead streets
last night, Henry Umbach, private watchman,
captured Jerry Healy after hammering him almost
insensible with a revolver, and shot one OF his
three companions who tried 10 rescue him The
wounded man was carried on by his Two COM
radeS and, though tracked for some distance by
the blood stains finally escaped Healy refuses
TO give the names or his companions.
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CnvQf Washington, County Of Washington. 49,:
1, CHARLES A. JAMES. Cashier of the above
named bank do sOemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of knowledge and belief
C. A. JAMES. C:shier.
Subscribed and to before me this 18th day Of
May, 1887. lsEAL.l ALBERT B. RUFF,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
!. ;aHs S1R7sS = MsSHHES SiHS S$HHHs.n' Director.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., 1885,, S35; customs, s627, 7,292

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Attorney General Garland, Senators Ransom,
with j. A. Bonitz, editor Of the Goldsboro, N c.,
Messenger, and E. G: Harrell Of Raleigh, secre-
rell, Commissioner Morrison, Pensions Commits
soner Black, Representative Springer and Mr..
simon Wolf, with Mr.. HenOck, president Of the
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT is informed that the
Lancaster and TallapOosa arrived at Rio Janeiro
TO-DAY
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District of COltn bia, County of Washington IS:
/. E. SOuTHARD PARKER. Cashier of the above
named bank do solennly that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
E. SOUTHARD PARKER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of
May 1887. THOS. H. YOUNG, Notary Public
COrrect-Attest
A. F. FOX.
BRAINARD H. WARNER
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON
A. T. BRITTON, } Directors
JNO. JOY EDSON
W. E. BARKER,
1t GEO. 9. MAYNARD,
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Crops and Cattle I'm I,uinoi..

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 1S.-The Illinois crop re-
port for the month OF May says that the general
condition OF live stock is good but that the mead
ows and pastures are In poor condition, owing TO
the dry cold spring. Farm work Is well advanced
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IT STRIKES THREE PLoUGHMEN AND THAR MULRA
KILLING oNK OF MEN.

CHICAGO May 1S-A Ne.cs special from Cairo.
H., says: As Jno Reacheli Lowe Hopping, and
Bob Boyd. all colored, were ploughing ON smith
land Island sixty miles above here In the Ohio all
in a line and separated from each other about
twenty feet, lightning, which came frodn small.
feecy cloud in q clear sky, struck them and their
mules senseless. when Hopping and Boyd recoy-
cred they found Reachell who was In the middle
OF the ploughing procession, stone DEAD
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DEATH OF DIR. vULP1AN.
PARIS, May l&-Dr. Edme Felix Alfred Vulpian,
dean OF the faculty OF the Academy of Medicine IL
dead.
An APPKAL TO BUCHANAN patriotism.
SOFIA, May 1&-The government has renounced
the idea OF raising loan, and will appeal TO the
patriotism OF the people TO raise p 600 france
TREASONABLE TURKR
CoNsTANTNoPLR, May 1S.-Ffve government
officials have been banished from Turkey Tor
treason.
A DUEL WITH aABREs At VIENNA.
vHNNA, May 18.-A duel with Rbres has taken
place between Dr.. Patta1, an ant1-semtttc member
OF the reichsrath and q Jewish officer named VOL
OE. Pattai was wounded In the arm.
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Three Men Shot i'm q Drunken Row
ONE DEAD AND THE OTHER TWO SERIOUSLY XnrNnFn

CHICAGO, May IRA special to the Times from
TahleQuah. Indian Territory, says: News has just
reached here OF what may turn out TO be triple
killing In Flint District about thirty miles east Of
here. John Blair, Jim Christie and French
Christie were returning from corn-stak shooting,
where they had INDUCED very freely in liquor
when Jim Christie and Blair fell out. Christie shot
Blair In the side, mortally wounding him, where
upon Blair shot Jim Christie through the head
killing him instantly. He then turned and shot
French Christie through the shoulder, seriously
wounding him Also
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e READY CLEANER;--CLEANs METALS
49, Marble, Tinware and Wood better and quick
Ask your grocer for it.
g. E SMELLING, General Agent
my1S,21-2ts Stand 80, Western Market.
r. HOLY CROSS CHURCH, COR. MASS
V>Ea aehusetts ave. and 18th sts-Servces for As
cension Day. Holy Thursday. Holy Communion,
30 am. Mathis and instruction IL an. vespers
$3.50 pm. JAS A. HAROLD, rector. 1t
49, ST. JAMES CHURCH sTH ST. BETWEEN
- and ne; Ascension Day. May 49, Holy
Eucharist, m; morning prayer. 10 n; SECOND
Geieorat0n. IL m; evening, 80 o'clock The Rev.
FATHER HALL s. s.. J, E., will preach at IL q and
7:3O D. 1t
THE MANAGERS OF THE CHILDREN'S
80 COUNTRY HOME have Postponed their Gar
den and Pound Party until TUESDAY the 31st of May
having heard that there to be for
the benefit Of the Chldrens Hospital on the goth the
day originally chosen by them 1t
K. OF p ATTENTION. MEMBERS ARE
requested to attend the reception to be given
to the Officers and Committees of the Supreme Lodge
On THURSDAY evening the 10th inst at the National
9f the committee or at the armory Members of the
les promptly at O'Clock. my1S-2t
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
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Aorarian Riofs kn RussiaA.

ST. PETERSBURG, May l6-The rioting reported
from Narya to which place troops have been sent,
IS the result OF embittered disputes between peas
ants and land owners regarding the ownership OF
certain woods. Eight villages In the vicinity OF
Narya are concerned In the quarrel. IL Is known
that the peasants have attacked the land owners,
but further than that nothing is known about tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

BERLIN, May ls.-The police returns show that
on Sunday eleven persons i'm Berlin committed
suicide, or attempted to take their own lives.
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ST. LOUIS, May ia special from the City OF.
Mexico says: Manuel sanchez, OF Pacheco. state
OF Hidalgo, fell In love with q married woman.
and as she remained true 70 her husband, Sanchez
O youth or twenty years, thought 70 remove tho
husband, and on seeing the two together he rush.
ed upon the husband, stabbing him through the
heart. and severely wounding the wife as she en-.
deavored 70 protect her husband. The assaaan
was arrested
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
) H. KAUFMAN, f,resI

TTr FvFNTSG STAR is served to subscribers I'm the
city by carriers on their account at 10 cents per
Setk or 44c- per month Copies at the counter. 2
cuts ta"h- By Elail-pOstage prepaid-5O cents q
n-4tA. Ole year. so. si1 months. 81
Entered at the Post OfHce at Washington D. O., -
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sEE WEEKLY SIAR-published on Friday-Sl 0
yer l%istiSe prepaid SIX months. 80 cents
- All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance,
:, PAPER seGt longer than Is paid for.
i4tes OF adver rtisinE made known on application
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special committee TO investigate the State
printing frauds came up yesterday, and the
combine and recommends that no more money be
appropriated for work under them, was adopted
almost unanimously.
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A Verdict of SIS. .Ooe for seduction.

CINCINNATI, May Isl. v. Barbour, a well-to-do
citizen OF Grant County, Kentucky, yesterday OBJ
states court at Covington, KY, against E q.
Stevenson, OF Ohio, for the seduction OF his
daughter, aged IL. The of1ense was committed
year ago, when stevenson was living In Grant
county, Kentucky.
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CONSUL GENERAL PHELAN, at Halifax, reports to
the State Department that the American schooner
Clara J. Friend, which was refused permission to
purchase supplies at Halifax, was engaged in deep
sea fishing on the Banks; that the weather had
been very severe, and the supplies had become
exhausted. II provisions could not be secured In
Canada the voyage was likely to prove failure.
The attempt was made with the result already
stated
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DEEss GooDs Ar Cosr.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FANCY DRESS GOODS.

We have marked down the prices of our Choice Dress
ooods to Cost and in many cases, lower in fact the
question Of Cost il not considered Our Fancy Goods
must be sold this season. Great Inducements are
offered In BOX ROBES, half-price.
81 TO 75c. ~ ~ ~
INDIA SILKS, S,reduced from al 25 to Al new styles
and colors. -''-~'
Elegant FRENCH SATTEENS ct 3Oc
rne SHIFTING LINENS in choice styles At 3Oc !;
MAKE beautiful and cool dressea
WHITE CHINA SILK, 75c.. "a inches wide: can.
not De matched for less than 81.
BLACK LOUISINE SILKS at Al, worth al o5
Great Reductions in all kinds OF Fancy Dresp 0oods
ONE PRICE.
". NJ SHUSTER 4 sons
my14 019 9PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUR
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander Francis W. Dick
1ns ordered to report for passage on the Trenton,
June 4, to take command OF the U. S. s. Tallapoosa
of the South Atlantic station Commander VIM.
Whitehead detached from command OF the Talla-
poosa on the reporting OF his relief and ordered to
return home and report arrival. Lieut.. Fred. w.
Coffin detached from duty at Harrisburg, Pa, and
ordered to duty at Chester in connection with the
inspection of steel for the new cruisers.
PERsoNAL.-A City of Mexico dispatch says that
Minister Manning is in poor health. and has re-
moved into the suburbs TO secure greater quiet
Gen. Augur returned from New York last night
W. II. Nangle OF New York, John T. stewart OF
Council Bluffs. Iowa, and c. w. Muloy of Buffalo,
are at Willards.-B. Won Orendorf of Wash
ington. was in st. Louis on Monday
p. B. Cuthbert OF New York, and r. W. Montague
OF West Virginia, are at the Riggs.-Among re-
cent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Com
fort, from Washington, are G. W. Schult, Miss /.
N. Lester, ]. b. johnson, and Prot. +. Widdows.-
Hon. B. b. Smalley of Vermont, c. F. Greene OF
New York, A. Wilson OF England, c. Z. Rau OF
Hamburg, and I. G. Knight OF Boston, are at the
Ebbttt.-Jno. COrwin of New York. Capt. E. c.
Woodruff, w. o. Clark, and F. A. Smith of the
Army, and W. w. Baird Of Chicago, are at the Ar
1ngtOn.
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Gave False Evidence Against Her Son.
THE PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE SUICIDE OF GERMAN
WOMAN In NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May IS.-5UHa henip, Ge1I1an W0-
mon sixty-f1ve years old, fell or jumped from the
roof OF her residence No. 2l east 41St street. into
the yard last night and was killed on the spot. A
letter written in German was found In her pocket
evidence against her son In court year ago, and
thus caused him to be imprisoned, diShonoring
him. his wife and herself She wished either to
be imprisoned herself or TO die. She did not sign
the letter.
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A STHMA. NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS HYSTERIA
ANervos Prostitution, Rheumatism, and all diseases
succeHsfuy treated without med cine, by w. T. PAR
AEh Magnetic Healer, 420 10th st. NV. Once hou1s
70 PA Consultation free; win visit ps*asntA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-~sEND YOUR TOOLS. SUCH AS LAWN
mowers hay cutters, Knives; scissors, dies
and cutlery Of any kind to H. ROSENDALE, 1918
f9s doing such at low TSels
49, McKENDREE NJ E. CHURCH, MASSA-
- chusstts avenue, between 9th and 10th sts;
urday. ny16-5t
g.. THE CELEBRATED PILE OLINE
its w9ndeEful all eraptiens the face, restor
rhs e Its or
PILE oEINE CO. p @ IL Lock i box x $50 .''' my16-sts
Fl 1Ss EoR RHsFG H,nS CON
s sa1 oee e. ''s and T Net eS
Y caster 1905 n 7 ave. is now the only Den.
and tt make
plates). myl6-1mo'
R~ BEAR LITHIA WATER.
n5s un5ssqrpassed by any known mineral water of the
tine Of Rass wh0 hays
Gout, rheumatism, and all troubles arising from e1-
OF uric afd IN Ne FIT ssls shd SITS
A The gurest and cheapest Lithia Water ever sold.
Er rHS SArE WAsH1RsR6N Asp Ra26!TAf5H5 IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, DC.
Incorporated April IL, 1887.
Capital Stock. $40. 600: Shares of SO EACH
All persons who have subscribed or desire to SUBJ
scribe to the Capital Stock Of this Company
certificates Of stock and sign the Con-
Z ofice st;o OPEN PEN I'll Il IS SPIN
M5GHAEL NnSl ,Rn T. " WELLER MII
ARSusT1S ARRGAkR :; 4 RRAGNoHp4EEss GophEss
dk%kESSE dhSRafS { ShFTTTil SAHTPSEF'
JAMES A HOOD
ih%khSeE ea!ASAHah.
K~ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Al meeting of the Barber Asphalt Paving Co. to be
Gt ork viii be
to issue preferred shares of the capital stock said
holders may determine.
A. L. BARBER, President.
D. o. WICKHAM, Secretary. my3.1O.17,24'
K% OFFICE OF THE PNUEMAT1C POWER
Room SO, Corcoran Building
WAsHINGToN, D C.. April 26, 1887.
IS Of e as law that at
THE PNEUMATIC POWER COMPANY"
held this day lay resolution was unanimously adopted
THE PNEUMATIC coMfsAFa csSHf;saAARh1AeE AND POWER
Notice is also I given of called msetng of the Stock
Vos an ITS os on
sp27-1aw4w G. Z. cREEcY. President
K OFFICE F,TH OF THE &c coMM1ss19SERs SHl DIS
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1887.
Deeming it conducive to the public interests to open
and extend street north from Lincoln avenue to
Brentwood Road, the Commissioners of the District
Columbia have had the routes plat thereof
prepared and filed in this office
In compliance with the requirements of law, notice
hereby of the proposed opening and extension of
the highway aforesaid and all persons who have OBJ
ections to thereto called attend at
this Office at 12 O'Clock IN. THURSDAY, the 26th
day of May. 1887, at which time the Commissioners
Will give hearing to all persons in interest.
By order of the Commissioners OF the District Of Co.
lumbia w. B. WEBB
President Board Commissioners D. C.
w. T1NDALL, Sec'y. my4-2aw3w
SPECIAL NOTICE-I DESIRE THE PUB
lie to know that / have improved my File
Holders by substituting Steel Campng Plate for the
castirOn plate formerly used which plate is also dove
tailed to the box throughout its entire length thus
remedying the only defect in its construction. No
more broken plates E. w. WOODRUFF, patentee and
manufacturer. SAT and 639 Mass. ny a27 -w&s1m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y VI I cEM ENlS.
ILDELs SUMMER GARDEN.
GFtS6 ;sSie A9GSE H@SCfRr ffRr
L. TONIGHT.
OPESING OF THE OLYMPIC BASEBALL PARK.
Nlre " the Olympic Game called at 30
Admission. ! &c 1t
..CROSs OF THE NEW CRUSADE"
By RFT. FATHER McGLYNN- DID.
at m ON bea S the Of Dis
Afe6y s 3s seaa @ GB r1Gps
Music store 30 cents myIs-6ts
ON THURSDAY. MAY 10TH, ,-,,
~ GRANp NIGHT FESTIVAL
LSRT is RkfFkNfs Fl a RS PK PAHaSa IkAN
Guethler's). 1:i+6 street southeast
and gents shoSnT Handsome Prizes prnsa for fOr
Ladies shooting and Children,s Games; Admission
eries from the cars to and from the Park until II
= La my1s-2t'
y ArioSNAhY NAY EaATTX e fo XGS G2S6FsT g fSt1Us1vE
At our Mammoth Tent,
18th street. opposite Drill Grounds
The most Novel Entertainment in the city.
tirsnd Conclave of beautiful women
one hundred dollars in Gold in prizes
Prof Pistori's Band IN attendance
pie being SLOWED a,irnttance.
Open from II a. m to2 p. m
-. : = M to I 7. m.
EORoF. NERMILYA,
GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, AT 8 O'CLOCK
Solo Dances by Children ) years of age
A program of forty-two Classical Artistic and Na-
he ree by some men Of f the HT t .nSer S
that have ever appeared before Washington audi
ence mylS-3t
A LBAUGH S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
KIRALFT BROTHERS.
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION,
THE NEW BLACK CROOK.
With ali its original scenery, costumes, mechanical
1MRE k1RALFf's sfef5i 6fkRErrA BALLET.
M Be R6 and Mons siaF akS
GRAND AMoN y aa enf ds bs
A succession Of pictures Of bewiidering beauty.
oriIf THE iIs,Slysiii'if1 PhWS of IoSI. Sfsne
G GRaSb ai5lE sPEcfAITfEs. PEI ltffHsor.
T Es sssTafd %g9id EKBk&f
May o. Opening of the summer Opera Season. my1s
ALBAUeH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
sUMsIER SEASON OF OPERA COMMENCES
MONDAY. MAY 23,
With solomon's Comic Opera.
CLAUDE DUvAL. OR, LOVE AND LARCENY
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
COMMENCING MONDAY MAY 16
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
LAST WEEK OF
THE WONDERFUL
KELIAR.
MONDAY, MAY 23
ARTEUR REHANS COMEDY COMPANY IN
THE PASSING REGIMENT
sale of seats will open Thursday. May 10. my16
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.
FROM MAY 23D TO 2sTH INCLUSIVE, AT PM
BILLIARDS.
A
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
At Washington. in the District of Columbia,
At the close OF business. May 13, 1887.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued 5y the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, June Sd,
1887
DaYid 5. Good and Emma l. Smith, Jack
son township.
William Bassett aud Katie Gates, MorreH-
vile.
John J. McCann, Johnstown, and Mary
I. Keelan, Cambria.
William EowseI, Juniata township, Bed
ford county, and Julia A, Deshopg, Jackson
township
John Forbes and Katie Kaufman. Upper
Yoder township.
Patrick Clark and Lizzie Lee. Cambria.
James McCann. Conemaugh borough. and
Maggie FOltz. Woodvale.
James Bird and SalIie MIshler. Grubb-
town.
Frederick Zlf and Katie Kreigman, Johns
town.
William Goener, Cambria, and Lizzie
Frank, Johnstowu.
John W. Burkhart, Franklin, and Della
e. Hurbert Adams township.
J. b. Lowmsster. COalport, Clearheld Co.
and Mary Eutruf, Elder township.
Patrick Kelly. Jackson township. and
Mary s Scnville. East Wheatfeld township,
Indiana Co.
Andrew Mumman. Adams township, and
Amanda Jane Harshberger. Croyle town
ship.
John Howells and Margaret Harris, Johns
towr.
Edward Luther and Ellie Dillon. Clear
field township.
Charles B. Hamm. Pittsburgh, Pa, aud
MolIie N. Cover, Johnstown.
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Burglary.

On last Saturday night thieves were
operating 10 LorettO. The pOstOffice In
that place was entered and some small
change. probably a couple of dollars, all
that was left iu the money drawer, was
taken but nothing else disturbed. About
fifteen dollars worth OF postage stamps that
were lying 10 the drawer were left un-
touched. Entrance was Affected through a
window which was pTied open. The door
was frst attacked and the marks We're plain
ly visible where the thieves had unsuccess-
fully tried 10 Fry II open and falling there,
they then tried the window which was not
so strongly fastened.
The same night, and without doubt the
same parties entered the shoe stor OF Mr..
James O'DonneIl. the father OF postmaster
O'Donnen, which is located across the street,
a Few doors further down and took as near
as could he ascertaIned about twenty pairs
ot shoes. Some parties are suspected, but
on Sunday several pairs of shoes were found
near GaIlitzin and If the shoes found prove
10 De the ones stolen from Mr.. O'Dounell the
parties suspected are not guilty. A quanti-
~ Of shoes however have been stolen from
the railroad cars at GalitZin lately and the
shoes found may be part OF the goods
taken from the cars